Sentence examples for a newspaper called from inspiring English sources

Over a decade ago in a newspaper called the Columbus Ohioo) Dispatch, Mark Somerson reported on this story in a series of investigative journalism articles.

A newspaper called the incident a "fiasco".

You might expect economists, not to mention a newspaper called The Economist, to think so.

I also raked leaves, cut grass and sold a newspaper called Grit door to door.

John is nominally a journalist; he fulminates hilariously and naïvely for a newspaper called BudapesToday.

Arthur Wynne published the first known "crossed words" puzzle in a newspaper called "The New York World".

A newspaper called Sports Day ran the headline "This is how your debtors qualify, Angela get ready".

Whitneys and Huntingtons attended the event, held in an auditorium that a newspaper called "not only uncomfortably, but dangerously, crowded".

They turned out to be extremely short: a single-sided page each, photocopied from a newspaper called Investor's Business Daily.

So he helped found a newspaper called Jameah instead, touting it as "the first civil society newspaper" in Iran.

In 2000, his company agreed to buy a newspaper called the Jamestown Sun from Hollinger for $14m.